Institution

Type of institution

Institution

City

Upon completion of the undergraduate phase, students will obtain a bachelor’s degree and after completing the postgraduate phase they receive a master’s degree.

Research universities and universities of applied sciences award both types of degrees. Institutes for International Education offer master’s programmes, but no bachelor’s programmes.

The Dutch institutions offer more than just bachelor’s or master’s programmes. In this database, you will also find MBA programmes, PhD programmes, courses to gain a certificate or diploma and other types of courses.

Qualification

Type of education

The European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) is a model for comparing higher education in Europe. ECTS credits are awarded for successfully completed studies. ECTS credits indicate how many hours of study are required. In general, one academic year corresponds to 60 ECTS credits (equivalent to 1,500 – 1,800 hours of study).

ECTS Credits

Individual scholarships is 1 of the 4 instruments of the Orange Knowledge Programme aimed at mid-career professionals.

Course description

Managing Europe is a complex challenge. The Master’s in European Studies gives you the expertise to operate in this fascinating environment where various levels of government come together.

Course description

This programme will provide you with the skills and concepts to engage in the research and analysis of European political and administrative issues. It takes a comparative approach, looking at the interactions between national and European bodies, their effects and the ideas behind these processes.
You can opt for the one-year European Studies programme, which has a strong focus on public administration and policy, and also features a specialization in EU Regulation. You migth also pursue a two year-double degree with the University of Münster (Germany).
The programme features academic rigour, practical relevance, a cross-disciplinary perspective and a strong focus on the EU. You will gain relevant core knowledge across the full EU spectrum and specialized expertise in your choice of electives.
The demand for experts who understand the complexities of Europe extends well beyond Brussels. National governments, private firms and NGOs have a growing need for professionals with the right know-how to tackle the challenges of Europe. You might also consider a career at the European Parliament.

Study subjects

European Institutions; International Relations Theory; the Multi-Level Policy Process in the European Union; European Economic Policies; European Union law; European Social Policies.

Course objectives

The ES programme does not focus solely on the EU in Brussels, but also on the impact of EU politics on Member States. Attention for European governance. Comparison between the structure and policy of European organizations with current and candidate Member States.

About the institution

The University of Twente is where talent can best realize its full potential. Students and staff are the key. Together they ensure pioneering research, relevant innovation and inspiring education.

Admission

Admission requirements

BSc in a related discipline, like political science, economics, sociology, law, public administration.

relevant professional bachelor + pre-master

CGPA of at least 70% of the maximum score

High level of motivation and commitment.

Bachelor of Science in a related discipline like Political Science, Economics, Sociology, Law or Public Administration.

Language requirements

IELTS overall band

6.5

TOEFL internet based

90

Professional experience required

-

Duration

1 year(s) full-time

Application deadlines

Start date

EU/EEA Students

Non-EU/EEA students

1 Sep 2019

1 Jul 2019

1 May 2019

1 Sep 2020

1 Jul 2020

1 May 2020

1 Sep 2021

1 Jul 2021

1 May 2021

Tuition fees

Year

EU/EEA

Non-EU/EEA

Institutional

2019 (FT)

€ 2083

€ 12000

€ 12000

2020 (FT)

€ 2083

€ 12250

€ 12250

In short, the following rules apply:

The “EU/EEA rate” is the regular fee for students from within the EU/EEA.

The “non-EU/EEA rate” is the rate for students from outside the EU/EEA.

The “institutional rate” is for all students who have already obtained a bachelor’s or master’s degree and who want to start a second programme leading to a degree at the same level or at a lower level.

Note that FT, PT and D stand for "full-time", "part-time" and "dual", respectively.

Make sure you contact your institution to find out what rate applies to you. The rates listed here are estimates.